Rock Paper Scissors Video Game Works Surprisingly WellPatrick Klepek5/14/15 2:30pm247EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkI never knew I wanted a Western-themed rhythm game with rock paper scissors until just now.
The Indie Game Reality TV Show That Went To HellNathan Grayson3/31/14 7:45pm11012EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkA reality TV show about some of the best indie game developers in the business competing Iron-Chef-style to make amazing games? Sounds like a great idea, right? You'd think so, but this story does not, unfortunately, have a happy ending.
Patricia Hernandez1/15/14 1:30pm1EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkTake a look at the entries for the Naked Twine Jam—they're great human (and sometimes animal) stories that prove you don't need fancy tech to make a game worthwhile or touching.
Minecraft Creator's Latest Is...A Zombie Game (And It's Free)Patricia Hernandez8/16/13 10:30pm1206EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalink Game jams are fantastic for short, focused games. Couple that with Notch's ability to make polished gems for jams, and what you get is Shambles—an FPS zombie game developed for the 7DFPS challenge.
This Mom Has 60 Seconds To Hug Her Child, But She's Trapped In A MechSteve Marinconz7/11/13 7:15pm50EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkWhere Is The Button For Love? gives you a very simple goal: Hug your daughter. The only problem is that while you were working on your mech, the retro-turboencabulator malfunctioned, and now you're trapped inside.
Kirk Hamilton7/03/13 10:15pm2EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkThe second "Molyjam" will be going down this weekend at a ton of locations around the world. If you're interested in joining up and making a weird, amazing game, head on over to their site and find a spot near you.
From Molydeux To Molyneux: The Weirdo Game Jam Comes Home To RoostKirk Hamilton6/25/13 10:00pm302EditPromoteDismissUndismissHideGo to permalinkYou may recall Molyjam, a 2012 "game jam" that brought together amateur and professional game developers from around the world to make games based on the weird ideas espoused by the satirical Peter Molydeux Twitter account. That account, of course, was a joke version of the very real game designer Peter Molyneux. Yes,…